Andrew Gregory retweeted
Thrilled that this work is finally published in JEP:G! Azim did a great job describing the main empirical takeaways.
Here, I want to highlight how the moral intuitions we documented likely contribute to pernicious social structures & also suggest ways to change them.
Really happy with our new paper—"The Moralization of Effort"—now out in JEP:G. The paper shows how people find the expenditure of effort morally good, even when the effort produces nothing of economic value.
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Andrew Gregory retweeted
🗞️Hot off the press @NatureComms📢:
Americans think a minority in the US are worried about climate change & support climate policy—it's really a super majority.
This “False Social Reality” is near-universal in the US & fully inverts the true norm: nature.com/articles/s41467-0… 1/3
Andrew Gregory retweeted
Really happy with our new paper—"The Moralization of Effort"—now out in JEP:G. The paper shows how people find the expenditure of effort morally good, even when the effort produces nothing of economic value.
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psycnet.apa.org/record/2022-…
Another piece for @TIMEHealth about sexuality and wellbeing time.com/5344495/health-emot…
I wrote another piece for @TIME on breakups time.com/5287211/how-to-get-…
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How the online world of white nationalists distorts population genetics sciencemag.org/news/2018/05/…
I wrote a piece for @TIME on social media and memory time.com/5267710/social-medi… #socialmedia #memory #transactivememory






